Under 10.75 corners

Under 10.75 corners means that the bet is based on the total number of corners in a match being less than 10.75.

This unique bet offers an interesting perspective on the dynamics of a football match, as it introduces the concept of a fractional corner, creating a scenario where the outcome is not limited to whole numbers. The excitement lies in the precision required to predict whether the corners will fall just below or exceed the 10.75 mark. This level of granularity adds a layer of complexity to the traditional corner betting system, making it an intriguing choice for those seeking a more nuanced and detailed prediction experience. Additionally, the bet provides an opportunity for bettors to explore outcomes that extend beyond the conventional boundaries of integer-based corner predictions.

For instance, consider a bet with a size of $100 and odds of 1.95. If the total corners are less than 10, the bet wins. In this scenario, the payout calculation involves considering the odds for both parts of the bet. This nuanced approach to corner betting allows for a more comprehensive exploration of potential outcomes.

Win

• Total number of corners in the match is less than 10. When the bet wins, it signifies that the actual number of corners in the match falls below the 10.75 threshold. This outcome rewards the bettor with a successful prediction, reflecting a keen understanding of the intricate dynamics of corner statistics in football.
• Possible scores: 4:2, 0:1, 2:2.
• Payout = $50 * 1.95 (odds for 10.5 corners) + $50 * 1.95 (odds for 11 corners) = $97.5 + $97.5 = $195.

Half Lose

• Total number of corners awarded in the match is exactly 11. In the case of a half lose, the bettor predicted a total below 10.75, but the actual corners awarded were exactly 11. While not a complete loss, this outcome results in a reduced payout compared to a win.
• Possible scores: 5:6, 10:1, 3:8.
• Payout = $50 * 0 (odds for 10.5 corners) + $50 * 1 (odds for 11 corners) = $50.

Lose

• Total corners awarded in the match exceed 12. When the bet loses, it indicates that the number of corners surpassed the 10.75 threshold. This outcome results in a loss of the entire wager, emphasizing the challenge of predicting the precise corner count in a match.
• Possible scores: 10:7, 1:12, 20:19.
• Payout = $50 * 0 (odds for 10.5 corners) + $50 * 0 (odds for 11 corners) = $0.

In conclusion, the Under 10.75 corners bet offers a nuanced and intricate approach to corner prediction in football matches. With outcomes ranging from wins to half loses and outright losses, this bet type adds a layer of complexity and excitement to the traditional corner betting experience.